I'm not thinking well this morning. I am terrible at capitals, but I was sitting here thinking, "I thought Brazzaville was the capital of the Congo. What African country is something of the something?"
Actually you're correct: Congo is the recognised short form of that country. Still, that wouldn't have fitted the -------- of the ------ clue though...
Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
I'd make an argument for the 'nectar of the gods.' Homer made the distinction that ambrosia is food and nectar is drink, but other poets like Alcman and Sappho referred to them the other way, and many ancient texts used them interchangably. The phrase "Ambrosia, nectar of the gods" is almost ubiquitous, despite having unclear direct origins.
because some watery tart threw a sword at you!
+2!
This caused a lot of problems for my British friend marrying his Japanese fiancee; neither family expected to pay for the wedding!
"ambrosia is the food or ***drink*** of the Greek gods"
and if someone doesn't like wikipedia, there are lots of other sources that confirm